Over the course of the last five years, Beijing Design Week has come into its own as a hub for homegrown art, architecture, and design… Read more
“I have this idea that everything is a future projection; a dream.” Drawing from his own training with the Chinese meditation method of Qigong –… Read more
What is the relationship between art and decoration? Art historians agree that the two categories diverged at the dawn of modernity, around 1800, when the… Read more
Utopia can take many forms, including the 37 examples at the London Design Biennale. As many countries saw fit to participate in the inaugural event,… Read more
Based in Lengnau, Switzerland, Rado is a globally recognised watch brand, part of Swatch Group, that employs innovative and revolutionary materials to produce durable and well-designed timepieces…. Read more
There are various ways to exhibit a process as a final product, but a mobile glass furnace is perhaps one of the more remarkable means… Read more
Among the 37 notions of utopia at the first-ever London Design Biennale, the Polish pavilion focuses on the journey instead of the destination. “Cadavre Exquis: An… Read more
3D printing has been around for some three decades now, but only recently has the technology become entered the public imagination as a potentially revolutionary… Read more
This year, TL Magazine ventures to highlight a selection of Brussels’ finest design and applied arts galleries during Brussels Gallery Weekend and Design September. How… Read more
Opening on 24 September, a new exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts affirms that Abstract Expressionism is as timely and relevant as ever. Even… Read more
Investigating how constructed environments can affect and be affected by human interaction, frequent New York-based collaborates Alex Schweder (featured on tlmagazine.com earlier this year) and… Read more
What is the role of design? The question continuously plagues academic and commercial discussions the world over. However valuable for the evolution of such a… Read more